We’ve scoured the App Store and found the best new games that have arrived this week. Some of our choices include a beautiful RPG, and a new Pokémon title.

It’s time to set sail with the fun game featuring cross-platform play.

Featuring more than 10,000 different puzzles, you can switch between relaxing and challenging mode while playing.

The sci-fi action game features three different playable characters with unique weapons and abilities.

There are more than 20 different artwork collections featuring 500 different levels of images.

Inspired by the iconic game Araknoid, the ball bounce game features 50 interactive missions.

To mark the milestone, Bethesda has also updated the original DOOM to work on modern iOS devices.

It’s been a great week for new apps. Our choices include a powerful flight tracker, a smarter way to make lists, and a secure and free iPhone firewall.

The weather app with an attitude is sporting multitasking support, new keyboard shortcuts, and an overhauled design on iPad.

The latest Pokémon game for mobile devices sees players heading to unknown lands to battle and catch wild Pokémon.

Paying homage the classic 16-bit gaming, the RPG features 120fps gameplay on an iPad Pro.

Do your best 1984 impression and spy on unsuspecting suspects. It’s up to you to follow the rules, or not.

The new app, which operates completely on an iPhone, allows you to block a connection to any internet domain.

The new app helps make traveling less stressful while keeping an eye on your flights.

A beautiful social adventure and a retro space shooter highlight our Best Games of the Week.

Our latest look at the best new apps include an app for anyone on the autism spectrum, the latest from a popular kid-friendly developer, and a way to create and collect ideas under one roof.

From the developer behind the iconic game Flower, the new title features a unique kingdom waiting to be explored.

The new app makes it easy to track of exactly how much money you’re spending.

The latest game in the Faily series takes the fun to the sky.

Designed by an 18-year-old developer on the autism spectrum, the new app aims to help reduce anxiety, burnout, and meltdowns.

The latest update chucks a number of new elements into the mix, but the biggest has to do with familiars.

Taking inspiration from classics like Galaga, each wave of enemies is randomly generated and gets progressively more difficult.

To celebrate World Emoji Day, showcased some of the new and updated options that will arrive this fall.